The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.150

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Kharparika tribe, see Kharapūrias, 1095 Khaṭṭis, 671, 671 fn. 3, 676 Khutaṇḍa-dvādaśaka (mod Khutourea), 714 Khaṭṭaka (michel), 1014 1109 Khaṭṭakūpa-viṣaya, 1066 Khatu, in Sambhar Nizamut of Shekhawati, Jaipur 1070 1032 Khayl (band or division), 1087 Khazāinul Futūḥ, same as Tārīkh-i-‘Alāi, 1195 fn. 5 Kheḍa, mod. Kher in Marwar, 129 fn. 5 Khe-āl tva, Mahārāja-putra Sāndhivigrahika-Thakkura, 980 Khengāra, alias Navaghana, 909 fn. 2 Kher, ancient Kheḍa, 1129 fn. 5 Khera, fort, on the bank of Luni in Jodhpur State, 1201 Khera-gaḍh, 1200 Kheralu Sub-division, 979 fn. 2 Khetaka, a proper name, 1186 Khetaka (mod. Kaira), 839 Khetaka-maṇḍala, 118 Khindrapāla a mistake for Jindrapāla, a variant of the name of Jindurāja, 1107 Khizr Khān, eldest son of ‘Alā ud-Dīn; married Devaladevi, the celebrated Caulukya princess, 1015 fn. 1, 1196 Khizrabad, 1076, 1196 Khoh grant of the Feudatory Mahārājas of Uccakalpa, 740 Khojūks, 799 Khikra stone-inscription of Sāraṅgadeva, 1040 Kholeśvara, Brāhman general of the Yādava king Siṅghaṇa, 1023, 1031 Khambhalia, a seaport in the Gulf of Cutch in Jamnagar State Kathiawar, 1010 Khommāṇa I (also spelt as Khummāṇa and Khummāṇa), Guhila king of Mewar, 1158 fn. 4, 1168 Khommāṇa III, Guhila king of Merwar, 1161, 1168 Khond Amīr, 955, 956, 958, 960 fn. 2, 961, 962 Khaṇḍas, 1009 Khoṭṭiga, Rāṣṭrakūṭa prince of Malkheṭ; younger brother and successor of Kṛṣṇa, III; sometimes spelt Khoṭṭika-deva, 850, 851, 929 Khoṭṭika-deva (see Khoṭṭiga deva), Rāṣṭrakūṭa of Malkheṭ, 851 Khuduvadīna (identified with Quṭb ud-Dīn Aibak), 1146 fn. 3 Khummāṇa, same as Khommāṇa I, 1158 fn. 4, 1159 fn. 3 Khummāṇa III, Guhila king of Marwar, 1169; also spelt Khommāṇa Khummāṇa-Rāso, 1168 Khusrau, Timurid prince; grandson of Akbar and son of Jahāngīr, 713 Khusrau, murdered Sulṭān Mubārak and usurped the throne of Delhi, 1045 fn. 3 Khusrau Malik Tāj ud-Daulah, 1005; Yamīni ruler, the last of the Yamīnis; mild and voluptuous, 1077, 1080, 1086, 1217 Khusrau Shāh Mu‘izz ud-Daulah, Yamīni ruler, 1077